Under Paris Skies

Under Paris Skies is a lyrical song, originally released in French as Sous le Ciel de Paris in 1951, and used as the theme music for the French Film of the same title. The tune was written by the French composer Hubert Giraud (b. 1920), while the lyrics were written by Jean Dréjac (1921-2003) and have been translated into English by Kim Gannon (1900-1974). It has since gathered a cult following, and it often seen to represent Paris itself. This classic song is presented here for Piano, Voice, and Guitar, with boxed chord symbols for easy use.

Cole Bob Under The Bamboo Tree Pvg

Paul Vance/Lee Pockriss: Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polkadot Bikini (PVG)

Itsy Witsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polkadot Bikini has topped the charts repeatedly over the decades since it first appeared in 1960. Brian Hyland was just 16 years old when he made the first recording, hitting number one in the US charts, ‘which meant I could stop riding on the subway and buy some Martin Guitars.’ In 1990 Timmy Mallet, the children’s entertainer, once more took the song up with charts with a cover version released under the name of Bombalurina. The cheery melody, chirpy rhythm and catchy title are undimmed by the decades.

Irving King: Show Me The Way To Go Home (PVG)

Show Me The Way To Go Home was the first hit of the British songwriting duo James Campbell (1903-1967) and Reg Connelly (1895-1963). Written in 1925 and self-published under the pseudonym Irving King , it was huge success, selling over 2 million copies and providing the funds for them to start their own publishing business, Campbell, Connelly & Co., which went on to produce some of the most popular tunes from both before and after the Second World War. This classic tunes is presented here for Piano, Voice and Guitar, with Boxed Chord Symbols for easy use.